어지간히 검은 딸기 KickStart에 대하여 누출이 계속 있다. 변죽에서 오는 첫번째 손가락으로 튀김 전화일 것이다 그래서 보는 것이 재미있을 것이다 어떻게 그것 박람회.

KickStart의 전 생산 모형에 그의 손을 얻기 위하여 처리된 Kevin @ CrackBerry는 그것 안쪽에 기계설비의 검토를 완료하고. 이제까지는 장치는 아주 유망하게 본다! 나는 T 이동할 수 있을을 위한 명중일 것이라는 점을 수 있다 어지간히 볼 KickStart 및 나에게 전환해 진주 사용자가 확실하다는 것을!

당신은 이 연결에 가득 차있는 기계설비 검토를 체크아웃할 수 있다. Kevin는 소프트웨어에 의하여 집중된 검토 더를 가진 이 기계설비에 의하여 집중된 검토를 철저히 구명하고 약속했다. 나는 기다릴 수 없다…

나는 나가 이것을 주의하는 첫번째 인 경우에 그러나 mobile.blackberry.com에 검은 딸기 도움 페이지에 새로운 연결이 있으면 확실하지 않다. 그것은 지금 당신이 무슨 즉시 메시지 응용 프로그램이 당신의 검은 딸기를 위해 유효한 보기 위하여 찾게 한다.

다만에 가십시오 www.blackberry.com/instantmessaging/ 당신의 검은 딸기에서!

당신은 그 때 수색 단추를 누르고 즉시 메신저 신청이 당신의 검은 딸기에 의하여 지원한 무슨을 당신에게 말할 것이다.

일단 나가 다시 보내면 나의 기도서 AT&T는 보여주고 있다: Google 대화, 창은 메신저, & Yahoo 산다! 메신저!!!

다만 신호로, BerryReview 검은 딸기 IQ 퀴즈를 가지고 가고 몇몇 중대한 상품을 이기는 좌로 3 일이 있다.  퀴즈는 일 7월 25일의 끝에 끝낸다. 당신은 세부사항 더를 위한 원래 공고를 읽을 수 있다.

당신이 이미 이렇게 하지 않는 경우에 퀴즈를 가지고 가는 아래에 누르기. You will need to register to take the quiz but that takes a few seconds.

We have already had over 400 people enter into the contest! You can check the high scores at this link below:

Raffy and Josep let me know about this cool service called EmailFuture. It essentially lets you send emails and schedule when they should arrive in your inbox. Its kind of like a very very simple reminder system. Or you could use it as a time capsule to send yourself an email in 10 years from now. (Assuming you still have the same email address or email hasn’t been obliterated by spammers)

The website just started but they are already proposing a good couple of uses for the service. Nothing groundbreaking but the old saying of “if you build it they will come” might prove true on this one…

Check it out at www.emailfuture.com

Useful Uses

• E-mail yourself reminders on important dates such as anniversaries, birthdays, valentines day, etc…
• E-mail yourself reminders on important dates such as when sporting or concert tickets go on sale.
• Remind yourself of an important due date in the future.
• Send yourself an Email at the end of the day to remind yourself to buy milk, eggs or any other errands that you may need to run.
• Maybe you saw something cool on the internet and want to send yourself the link in a couple of days.
• You can send a message to yourself several years in the future such as a list of goals that you would like to accomplish or where you would like to be in life.

Not So Useful Uses

• Email your boss an automated out sick message (while you’re at the beach!)
• Emailing yourself in the past. I haven’t quite figured out how to build the flux capacitor yet to time travel. Maybe soon though!!!
• Sending emails to addresses that don’t exist….. or is it?
• Sending yourself reminders for the wrong dates. If yo can’t correctly remember your anniversary, then you’re pretty much hosed.
• Sending an email to an address that you don’t plan on having when the e-mail is supposed to be sent. For instance. Don’t send an e-mail to your college e-mail account in 8 years unless you plan on having access to that account in 8 years. Chances are, you would have alredy graduated…. I hope

Sadly TimeandDate.com does not have a mobile website. On the other hand it does not look terrible on a BlackBerry and I find it to be an extremely useful bookmark. It won’t compare to having a full world clock application on your BlackBerry but it is free. You just need to remember that the time on the right or on the next line from the city.

I just wanted to put it out there since I was hoping somebody has a better mobile website for checking the current time zone in different major cities. If you do please let me know.

Otherwise check out www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ from your BlackBerry and let me know what you think.

Thanks to Luc for pointing out TimeandDate to me a bit back!

PLEASE NOTE: The BlackBerry application did not work for me since I got an error that said: Error starting ZipClip: Symbol ‘playerlistener.i’ not found. I will be keeping an eye on the application as it progresses. Since it is still in beta I am willing to forgive it not working yet. I have written a support request but I am hoping if more of us show interest they will make this a high priority fix.

With that said…

I was just reading about this cool new service on Mashable. Turns out they have a free BlackBerry compatible application. It essentially just lets you right click on any picture and text on a website and send it to your phone or your friends phone. They also claim spotty support for audio and video being sent to your BlackBerry.

Once you register at www.zipclip.com it will send you a wap push message to install the software on your BlackBerry. Or you can just go to www.zipclip.com/wap/ and login to install. You also need to install the Firefox or Internet Explorer plugin to be able to send stuff.

Let me know if you have any more luck than I did…

…and still no on device maps. Seriously TeleNav if you don’t get with the program somebody else will…

I was just reading on TBGR about how TeleNav/AT&T Navigator now works in 20 different countries. (China, Caribbean, and others) I guess that explains the significant version bump that Oliver emailed in as a tip earlier this week.

You obviously now have to pay more per month ($19.99) to get the extra countries on top of paying data roaming fees. I might not object to the higher price but if the maps were on the device.

I have to say that TeleNav is the best portable GPS solution I have seen to date on a cellphone. I am just starting to get tired of losing my GPS navigation when I am out of cellphone range. I got lost in Vermont once just because of that.

via jkontherun

Cmccrary released a slick new theme using the new Plazmic CDK. He created the same theme in a couple different variations. Different strokes and all. The themes look nice and clean and the blue highlighting actually looked pretty good with a couple of my Backgrounds. Nothing extravagant but still shows off what you can do with the new version of Plazmic

Sadly the installation is Desktop Manager only for now. You can pick up the files at the original release on PinStack. You may need an application like 7-Zip to open the zip files that the install comes in. Nice work Cmccrary!